Arturo O. answered 02/27/18
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You know its speed v must be 30 mph. (The part about colliding with a wall is irrelevant.) It must fall from a height h such that
mgh = mv2/2 ⇒
h = v2/(2g)
You know g. Convert v to m/s, plug it into this equitation, and get h in meters.